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Building Safe Havens for Black LGBTQ Autistic Community
In the fabric of our society, people with diverse threads of identity deserve special care and attention. The world of Black LGBTQ individuals with autism, special care and accommodations are often needed. Imagine navigating the...
Empowering Adults With Autism: Strategies for Caregivers
Empowering Black adults with autism as a caregiver presents a complex and multifaceted challenge, rooted in the intersecting layers of race, ethnicity, and neurodevelopmental diversity. Within the Black community, systemic...
March 2024: Nutrition Awareness
Autism Awareness: A Mother’s Story
Autism is a developmental disorder that impairs your ability to communicate and interact with other people. Having autism does not mean you are ill or diseased; it simply means your brain works in a different way from other...
10 Myths About Autism Within Black Community
Autism, a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by challenges in social interaction, communication, and repetitive behaviors, affects individuals of all backgrounds and communities. However, within the Black community, myths...
Self-Care Tips for Black Moms With Autistic Kids
Parenting a child with autism comes with its fair share of challenges. The constant demands of the child and stress can leave an emotional tool for you. Without self-care, you can easily suffer burnout and negatively impact your...
April Health: Autism Awareness
(Originally published 4/2024; Re-edited 4/2025)Every April, the world comes together to recognize Autism Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness, understanding, and acceptance of autism spectrum disorder (ASD)...
Protecting Mental Health Amidst Neighborhood Violence
Today, our neighborhoods are often clouded by violence and crime, leaving behind stories that many don’t hear about. Every time we watch TV or scroll through our phones, we’re hit with news that adds to our stress and...
Home Safety Measures: Tips to Create a Handicap-Accessible Home
The home should be the place where we feel the most secure. Unfortunately, most homes are not designed with people living with disabilities in mind. According to a publication by the United States Census Bureau, Black adults have...